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Solved paper All 25 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutions1. 1. Answer the following in short, not more than two sentences 20 Marks
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(a) Define Escheat.Read the model answer
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(b) What is nuclear family?Read the model answer
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(c) When a partition can be reopened?Read the model answer
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(d) What is the doctrine of relation back in respect of adoption?Read the model answer
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(e) What is the punishment for abatement of Sati?Read the model answer
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(f) How the term 'child' is different from term 'minor'?Read the model answer
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(g) What is Apratibandhadaya?Read the model answer
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(h) Write two grounds of divorce which are available to Hindu wife only.Read the model answer
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(i) When a Hindu wife forfeits her right to receive maintenance from her husband under Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act?Read the model answer
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(j) What is Sapinda relationship?Read the model answer
2. 2. Write short notes on any four 20 Marks
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(a) UrbanizationRead the model answer
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(b) SatiRead the model answer
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(c) Settlement of spousal propertyRead the model answer
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(d) Powers of Karta to start a new businessRead the model answer
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(e) Uniform Civil CodeRead the model answer
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(f) Desertion as a ground of divorce.Read the model answer
3. 3. Solve any two of the following, justify your answer with relevant Sections 12 Marks
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(a) Ajay, a Hindu male dies intestate leaving behind daughter, son, father, pregnant widow and sister. How his property will be distributed to his legal heirs? Widow of Ajay subsequently gives birth to her daughter. Whether such daughter is entitled to inherit the property of Ajay?Read the model answer
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(b) X, a Hindu male married to a Hindu female Y as per the Hindu Marriage Act. After five years of marriage X marries to Z and got one child A from Z. X abandons Z and thereafter he claims the custody of A. Who is entitled to claim the custody of A and why?Read the model answer
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(c) Kishore and Beena got married in 2006 and have one daughter. They got decree of judicial separation in 2009. Kishore dies intestate during subsistence of the decree and thereafter Beena adopted a daughter. Whether such adoption is valid and how property of Kishore will devolve to his legal heirs?Read the model answer
4. 4. Answer the following, any four 48 Marks
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(a) Explain the concept of evolution of marriage and family and what are the types of families based upon linage?Read the model answer
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(b) Write the structural difference between Mitakshara and Dayobhaga coparcenaries and discuss the powers of a Karta regarding alienation of joint property.Read the model answer
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(c) Discuss the capacity of a Hindu female and formalities to take a daughter in adoption under Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act.Read the model answer
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(d) Explain general rules of Succession under Hindu Succession Act. Discuss in detail the disqualifications of a legal heir to inherit the property.Read the model answer
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(e) Who is a testamentary guardian? What are the powers vested to such guardian? When does the appointed testamentary guardian is entitled to act as a guardian of the minor?Read the model answer
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(f) Explain in detail the essential conditions of a valid marriage under Hindu Marriage Act. Differentiate between void and voidable marriage.Read the model answer
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